Hi Oskar,
Oskar Olsson wrote on 2013-07-17 16:36:
You can introduce a point system, where you gain points for doing
non-spambot things. If you have enough points at your account and the user
has been registered for long enough you may start editing the wiki and
other things. It could be something stupid like taking a introductionary
test and fill in some answers about how to interact with the LibO
community, writing a sample bug report and answering a dummy question in
the ask-department and perhaps sending a bump message to a robot in a
irc-chatroom.
it's something similar as we do already - we have Autoconfirmation and
Autopromoting enabled. So far, people who have not enough wiki edits
and/or are new users, need to fill in a Captcha for their edits. Still,
it seems this doesn't prevent spammers from getting active, although the
threshold is 10 edits and 5 days of account age.
I therefore have now moved back to QuestyCaptcha. I know it has some
disadvantages, but I think it's the best compromise for the moment.
Hope it works!
Florian
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